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Table 2. Services and Programs: Comparisons by Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Background Characteristics, continued Case manager/social worker

Total Sexual orientation Lesbians Gay Men Bisexualsa Gender identity Transgender Non-transgender Gender Female Male Age 60-69 70-79 80 and older Race and Ethnicity White Hispanic African American Asian American Below 200% Poverty Level Yes No Education Some college or less 4 years of college or more Relationship status Partnered, legally recognized Partnered, not legally recognized Not married or partnered Living arrangement Living alone Living with others HIV/AIDS (men) Yes No

Mental health services

Alcohol/substance abuse program

Caregiver support

Telephone/online referrals

Need

Use

Need

Use

Need

Use

Need

Use

Need

Use

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

%

22.24

19.64

27.27

23.05

6.17

5.52

10.06

7.31

21.10

17.05

14.81 22.45 40.74*

12.59 19.44 40.74*

22.22 25.00 59.26*‡

19.26 21.06 51.85*‡

3.70 6.02 11.11

3.70 5.56 7.41

8.89 8.10 29.63*‡

4.44 6.48 25.93*‡

20.74 19.44 29.63

19.26 15.51 22.22

42.31* 21.20

42.31* 18.46

80.77*‡ 24.79

65.38*‡ 21.03

15.38 5.81

11.54 5.30

42.31*‡ 8.72

34.62*‡ 6.15

34.62 20.34

26.92 16.41

18.06 23.50

16.13 20.62

27.10 26.39

23.87 22.39

4.52 6.65

4.52 5.99

12.26 8.65

7.74 7.10

21.29 20.62

19.35 16.41

23.57 16.67 28.57

21.05 14.58 22.86

29.98* 22.22 14.29

25.63 17.36 14.29

7.55 3.47 0.00

6.86 2.78 0.00

10.98 6.94 11.43

8.01 5.56 5.71

22.88 16.67 17.14

18.76 12.50 14.29

20.04 35.56 30.00 17.39

16.88* 35.56 30.00 17.39

23.42* 44.44 36.67 30.43

20.04 35.56 30.00 21.74

4.01* 13.33 16.67 8.70

3.80* 11.11 13.33 8.70

7.38* 20.00 13.33 39.13

5.06* 15.56 10.00 30.43

18.57 31.11 30.00 30.43

15.40 24.44 26.67 21.74

47.37* 11.94

41.52* 10.70

41.52* 21.89

35.09* 18.91

7.60 5.72

7.02 4.98

10.53 8.71

9.36 5.72

33.92* 17.41

26.90* 14.43

35.56* 16.59

30.00* 15.17

30.00 25.83

25.00 21.80

6.67 5.92

5.00 5.69

12.22 8.77

7.78 6.87

27.22* 19.19

21.11 15.88

4.76* 18.40 28.12

4.76* 16.00 24.67

14.29* 26.40 31.03

11.43* 22.40 26.26

4.76 8.00 5.84

2.86 7.20 5.57

4.76 10.40 10.88

1.90 7.20 8.49

12.38 22.40 22.81

7.62* 19.20 18.57

26.76* 16.28

24.51* 13.18

31.27* 21.71

26.76* 17.83

7.32 4.65

6.76 3.88

10.99 8.91

8.73 5.43

23.10 18.22

18.59 14.73

33.79* 18.46

29.66* 16.11

38.62* 20.13

32.41* 17.11

6.21 6.71

4.83 6.38

8.28 8.39

6.90 7.05

20.00 21.48

17.24 16.44

Note. Pearson’s χ2 tests or Fisher’s exact tests were applied; * indicates statistically significant relationship between variables at p < .05. a Due to small sample size, we were unable to distinguish between bisexual women and men in comparisons with lesbians and gay men. ‡ Indicates that a p value remains <.05 in adjusted logistic regressions after controlling for age, income, and education; adjusted tests were applied to comparisons of sexual orientation and gender identity.


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